Sentence examples for evaluation event from inspiring English sources

After his idea was approved at an evaluation event in December 2013, Mr. Lytle spoke regularly with his invention ambassador, a Quirky staff member assigned to shepherd a product through development.

A similar approach could be seen as Sam's first NFL test: At the NFL combine, a talent evaluation event held in late February, team officials surely will ask him questions about his sexuality, a topic officially off-limits, and keeping those questions confidential could earn him points in the close-to-the-vest NFL.

We recently held a formal evaluation event through the BioCreative V challenge (BC5 hereafter) to specifically assess the advances in text mining for extracting chemical-disease relations [53].

A few days later — with the annual draft evaluation event in full swing -- they traded away linebacker Robert Quinn, and an offseason of frenzied moves kicked into high gear.

We think that this is the most important strength of this method since very few evaluation methods provide such a number of evaluation events (thirty evaluative postings with feedback) in a short period of time (one month).

The cIMS logs all the measurement and evaluation events, and archives all received integrity reports and resulting trust scores in order to maintain audit and accountability information.Note that in the multi-host situation, the IdP may have an account with the cIMS within which it defines the set of integrity measurement policies for all clients that the IdP re-directs to the cIMS.

Despite comparable behavioral performance (except for faster reaction times among the High IQ participants) there were striking imaging differences between the High and Average IQ groups during response selection and feedback evaluation events.

Showing wide interest in the approach, 24 teams participated in the first community-wide competitive evaluation of event extraction methods, the BioNLP'09 Shared Task on Event Extraction (http://www-tsujii.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/GENIA/SharedTask/; Kim et al., 2009).

The biennial BioNLP shared task series have produced a wide range of event-annotated corpora to support the development and evaluation of event extraction methodologies.

Our aim is to introduce a framework that will assist in training and evaluation of event detection and summarization algorithms, regarding their accuracy in detecting salient events as well as for content analysis, with respect to the included annotation schemes.

In this evaluation the event was defined by relapse or death and the cases that did not experience the event were classified as EFS.